ASPC-Yuma-Cibola Unit, AZ

Visiting ASPC–Yuma Cibola Unit starts with a one-time, non-refundable $25 background check. This applies whether you're planning in-person, phone, or video visits. Transaction fees vary depending on the vendor and payment method. Submit your payment and any required documents within 30 days of applying—otherwise your application will be marked incomplete. After the unit receives everything, expect processing to take up to 60 days. Once approved, check the facility's visitation calendar for scheduled visiting times. Questions? Contact the Cibola Unit visitation team via email.

ASPC‑Yuma Cibola uses Securus for digital mail. If you run into issues or have questions, Securus customer service is available 24/7 at (800) 844‑6591. Here's how digital mail works: your original letter gets scanned at a central location and delivered to the inmate's secure tablet or through an electronic kiosk. There's no limit on how much mail can be uploaded to a tablet. For phone calls, video visits, or tablet messaging, you'll set up an account with the approved vendor, complete verification, add funds, and schedule or send messages through their platform. Fees and payment methods vary by vendor, so check with Securus or the specific provider for details.

Personal mail to ASPC‑Yuma Cibola—letters, greeting cards, drawings, and photos—goes to ADCRR's Digital Processing Center in Dallas. It gets scanned and delivered to the inmate's secure tablet or electronic kiosk. Securus aims to process and make scanned mail available within three business days, and there's no extra cost to send or receive digital mail. Legal mail, packages, publications, and official government mail don't get scanned—send those to the centralized Phoenix addresses instead. Never send packages to the digital processing center. Original items are held for 90 days before disposal. Want yours back? Include a self-addressed, stamped envelope. All mail gets inspected and can be rejected. Missing the full name, ID number, or correct address? It'll be returned.

ADCRR doesn't accept checks, money orders, or cashier's checks for deposits to inmate accounts at ASPC–Yuma Cibola Unit. Instead, use approved third-party services—you can pay online, by phone, or at an on-site kiosk when available. You'll need the inmate's commissary PIN or booking number along with your payment details. Online and phone deposits typically post quickly. Deposited funds can go toward commissary, telephone, or other authorized accounts. Before sending money, check the facility or vendor website for exact deposit options and transaction fees.